Sentence examples for bit of negative from inspiring English sources

We got quite a bit of negative feedback during its development.

Or just stick liberal in when you need a bit of negative emphasis.

It isn't the first bit of negative publicity that the 19-year-old has attracted during his stint in Europe.

"There was a little bit of negative stigma attached to it, because they'd had so many cookie-cutter, wannabe people just throw them on," he said.

Openly contemptuous of even a bit of negative thinking, Burnett looks at it this way: "I think 'Mir' is going to be hard only as a political thing.

"If the E.U. has even a little bit of negative growth, that's not going to be good for any of the three of us," he said.

"Sometimes that has a little bit of a negative influence.

"This gets us out a little bit of that negative spiral we were in.

The Cannes win may have had a bit of a negative impact, however.

Would you call yourself a geek, and isn't that a bit of a negative term?

"I'd call the employment numbers today a little bit of a negative picture," Mr. Hyman said.